The village is known for its Cabrens Tower, a medieval watchtower from the 13th century that served to protect the border. It also has the Romanesque Church of Saint-Assiscle et Sainte-Victoire, which also dates back to the Middle Ages. Serralongue's natural setting makes it a popular destination for hiking enthusiasts, with routes that allow you to explore the Pyrenees.
This place is well worth a stop. Located in the Vallespir, at an altitude of about 700 metres, it offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains. With a population of around 200 inhabitants, Serralongue stands out for its tranquillity and natural surroundings.